The Minnesota Vikings had an NFL Draft that was a mixed bag, depending on who you ask. Some folks loved the approach and thought that it was needed as the team solidified the offensive line and added depth. Others see it as a draft that lacked direction and it lacked the picks needed to be impactful.

The Vikings entered the draft with a league-low four picks, and after standing pat in the first round and drafting an offensive lineman, they have just three across the remaining

This exercise was much more difficult than in past years. Why? Mostly because of the Vikings' improved depth across the roster.